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| Wednesday, October 24, 2007 | ||
Wednesday, 10:30 AM-12:00 PM | ||
| POLI-1 | Plenary - The DOJ Case: An Insider's Perspective | |
Wednesday, 12:30 PM-1:30 PM | ||
| D&D-2 | Posters - Increasing Diversity/Eliminating Disparities | |
| MEDI-3 | Posters - Media and Communications Strategies | |
| POLI-4 | Posters - Public Policy and Advocacy Strategies | |
| PREV-5 | Posters - Tobacco-Use Prevention Among Youth | |
Wednesday, 1:30 PM-3:00 PM | ||
| CESS-6 | Subplenary: Making the Case to Insurers & States for Cessation Treatment Coverage | |
| CESS-7 | Subplenary: Creating Peace in the Family | |
| CESS-8 | Subplenary: Maximizing the Power of Partnerships: Engaging Smokers in the Mental Health Community | |
| D&D-22 | Subplenary: Expanding Leadership in Priority Populations | |
| POLI-155 | Subplenary: Tobacco Companies are Racketeers: An Update on the U.S. Federal Tobacco Lawsuit | |
| POLI-10 | Subplenary: Tobacco Industry 101: Who is Big Tobacco and Why is it Important to Know? | |
| PREV-11 | Subplenary: Looking Ahead: Youth Advocacy and Empowerment in the Tobacco Control Movement | |
Wednesday, 3:30 PM-5:00 PM | ||
| CESS-12 | Provide It and They Will Come - NOT! Providing Cessation Services for Underserved Communities | |
| CESS-13 | Reach and Efficacy of Quitlines for Ethnic Minority Smokers | |
| CESS-14 | Variations in Quitting Patterns | |
| CESS-15 | New Advances in the Science of Tobacco Addiction | |
| CESS-16 | Medicaid--a Win-Win Partnership | |
| CESS-17 | Treatments for Smokers with Co-Morbid Psychiatric Disorders | |
| CESS-125 | Future of Youth Tobacco Cessation Research | |
| CESS-18 | Quitlines: Special Populations and New Approaches | |
| COMP-19 | Developing a Knowledge Management System for Tobacco Control | |
| COMP-20 | That's Our Plan and We're Sticking To It - Minnesota After a Smoke-Free Law | |
| D&D-21 | Delivering Culturally Tailored Cessation Programs to Priority Populations in MN | |
| D&D-105 | Recruiting Bar Owners, Musicians and Entertainers to the Smoke Free Air Movement | |
| D&D-23 | Expanding Tobacco Control in Indian Country | |
| D&D-24 | The Big E's: Essential Elements and Evaluation of Treatment Groups and Programs | |
| D&D-25 | Tobacco Control and LGBT Youth | |
| D&D-26 | Starting with 'Numeros': Assessing Tobacco Disparities and Quit Rates in the Hispanic Community | |
| EVAL-28 | Building the Evidence Base in Tobacco Control: How Process Evaluation Can Help | |
| EVAL-29 | Is There an SHS Doctor in the House? Costs, Declines, & Evaluation | |
| EVAL-30 | Evaluating Tobacco Counter-Marketing Campaigns: Case Studies and How To's | |
| MEDI-31 | Grim Reaper, White Knight or Just Business | |
| MEDI-32 | Influence of Emotional TV Ads and Personal Stories in Tobacco Control | |
| MEDI-33 | Challenges Faced by State Counter-Marketing Campaigns | |
| MEDI-34 | Message Mapping: A Strategic Process for Tobacco Message Development | |
| POLI-35 | More than One Way to Skin a Tobacco Lobbyist: Strategies for Securing Funding for Tobacco Prevention & Cessation Programs | |
| POLI-36 | Community Coalition Mobilization Breakthroughs | |
| POLI-37 | Changing Face of Grassroots Advocacy | |
| POLI-38 | Tobacco Free Parks in Minnesota: A Success Story | |
| POLI-39 | Tools to Reduce the Influence of the Tobacco Industry at the Retail Level: Access, Advertising and Pricing | |
| POLI-40 | We're Not Done Yet! Implementing Smoke-Free Laws | |
| POLI-41 | Permutations in Partnership: Putting Tobacco Money in Perspective | |
| POLI-42 | Smoke-Free Housing: The Next Frontier is Here | |
| POLI-43 | Off Screen: Getting the Tobacco Industry Out of Hollywood | |
| PREV-44 | Identity-Based Segmentation in the Design, Implementation and Evaluation of Campaigns for Youth | |
| PREV-45 | Advocacy: The Right Ingredient in a Box | |
Wednesday, 5:30 PM-7:30 PM | ||
| Welcome Reception | ||
| Thursday, October 25, 2007 | ||
Thursday, 8:30 AM-10:00 AM | ||
| COMP-47 | Plenary - Best Practices for Comprehensive Tobacco Control: 2007 & the IOM Report | |
Thursday, 10:30 AM-12:00 PM | ||
| CESS-48 | Subplenary: Building Consumer Demand for Tobacco Cessation Products and Services | |
| D&D-49 | Subplenary: Sovereignty and Sacred Use: Law History and Policy in Indian Country | |
| POLI-50 | Subplenary: Co-opting the Tobacco Control Movement: Phillips Morris' Extreme Makeover' | |
| POLI-51 | Subplenary: How Should the Tobacco Control Community Respond to PREP's? | |
| POLI-52 | Subplenary: Emerging Opportunities to Reduce Exposure to Secondhand Smoke | |
| POLI-53 | Subplenary: Tobacco Industry 201: How the Industry Operates | |
| PREV-87 | Hands-on Training for Youth Advocates | |
Thursday, 12:30 PM-1:30 PM | ||
| CESS-54 | Posters - Cessation, Nicotine, and the Science of Addiction | |
| COMP-55 | Posters - Comprehensive Tobacco Control Programs or Combined Strategies* | |
| EVAL-56 | Posters - Evaluation and Surveillance | |
Thursday, 1:30 PM-3:00 PM | ||
| CESS-57 | A Translational Approach to Nicotine, Smoking and Weight | |
| CESS-58 | Improving Smoking Cessation Quit Attempts | |
| CESS-59 | Hospital Systems for Treating Tobacco Dependence Among Inpatients | |
| CESS-60 | Trends and Innovations in U.S. Quitlines, 2004-2006: Findings from the North American Quitline Consortium | |
| CESS-61 | Expanding Providers for Smoking Cessation Treatment | |
| CESS-62 | Head Start Families: The Next Horizon in Cessation | |
| COMP-63 | Models for Funding Tobacco Control: Lessons Learned | |
| COMP-64 | Influences of Tobacco and Pharmaceutical Industries on Tobacco Control Programs | |
| COMP-65 | Creating and Achieving Your Strategic Vision | |
| COMP-66 | Private Company, Public Health: Business Leadership In Tobacco Control | |
| D&D-67 | Jovenes de Salud Youth Apprenticeship Program | |
| D&D-68 | Are the 5A's Enough?: Tobacco Dependence Treatment for Smokers with Mental Illness | |
| D&D-69 | Applications to the Real World: Lessons Learned and Implementing Plans | |
| D&D-70 | Targeting the Marginalized & Marginalizing Targeters: Industry Documents Tales | |
| D&D-71 | Improving Health Literacy in Tobacco Cessation | |
| EVAL-72 | Involving Priority Populations in Community-Based Participatory Research Projects | |
| EVAL-73 | Expansion of Non-Cigarette Tobacco Products in the U.S | |
| EVAL-74 | National Partnership to Help Pregnant Smokers Quit Impact Evaluation | |
| EVAL-75 | Addressing Declining Response Rates & Innovations in Data Gathering | |
| MEDI - 159 Tobacco Industry Statements: When Tobacco Industry Executives Speak, People Listen | ||
| MEDI-76 | Media Campaigns: Latino/Hispanic Population and Youth | |
| MEDI-77 | Rural Local Media Campaigns | |
| MEDI-78 | Using Paid and Earned Media to Support Policy Change | |
| MEDI-79 | Researched and Battle Tested Messages on Smoke-Free Laws | |
| POLI-80 | Into the Lion's Den: What Can Advocates Learn from Going to Tobacco Company Shareholder Meetings? | |
| POLI-81 | Litigation: Where Next? | |
| POLI-82 | Tobacco Product and Industry Regulation: State, Research, Advocacy and Regulatory Perspectives | |
| POLI-83 | High Stakes - Fighting for Smoke-Free Casinos | |
| POLI-84 | Preemption: Politics and Perceptions | |
| POLI-85 | Getting Around Legislators or Getting Rid of Them: Lessons on When & How to Engage in Ballot Campaigns and Election Activity | |
| PREV-86 | Youth Action: PM and BAT Meetings | |
| PREV-88 | Mobilizing Youth from Priority Populations on Tobacco | |
| PREV-89 | Youth, Spit Tobacco, and Rodeo Sponsorships: No More Bull | |
Thursday, 3:30 PM-5:00 PM | ||
| CESS-91 | Rapid Response Research Collaboration on Emerging Smokeless, Spitless Products | |
| CESS-92 | Evolution of Programs for Pregnant Smokers | |
| CESS-93 | Minnesota: Working Together To Provide Statewide Cessation Services | |
| CESS-94 | Reaching Incarcerated Populations | |
| CESS-95 | Engaging other Health Care Providers in Multidisciplinary Approaches to Cessation | |
| CESS-96 | Minnesota Reaching Beyond the Helpline | |
| CESS-97 | Quitline Delivery Issues & Disparate Populations | |
| COMP-98 | Sustaining State Tobacco Prevention and Control Programs in Ever-Changing Times: Key Elements to Success | |
| COMP-99 | Tackling Tobacco in Hospitals: Policy, Practice, & Assessment | |
| COMP-100 | Surviving a Budget Crisis - Planning for a Brighter Future | |
| COMP-101 | Land of 10,000 'Firsts' Minnesota's Tobacco Control Journey | |
| COMP-102 | Avoiding Complacency though Program, Community and Priority Population Assessment: Models from Massachusetts and California | |
| D&D-103 | Focusing in on American Indian Adults: Implementing Cultural Specific Research | |
| D&D-104 | Reducing Tobacco Disparities Through an Innovative Community Leadership Program | |
| EVAL-106 | Using Tobacco Industry Documents for Advocacy | |
| EVAL-107 | Surveillance and Technology: It's Not Your Mother's Surveillance Anymore | |
| EVAL-108 | State and Local Research and Evaluation: What Have You Done for Taxpayers and Health Lately? | |
| EVAL-109 | From Hollywood to a Smoker's Phone: Evaluating Media Campaigns and Cessation Programs | |
| EVAL-110 | Utilizing National Data Sets and Other Non-Traditional Data | |
| EVAL-111 | Utility of Key Outcome Indicators for Evaluating Tobacco Control Programs | |
| EVAL-112 | Lessons from the National Network of Tobacco Cessation Quitlines Initiative | |
| MEDI-113 | From the Field: Developing Tobacco Counter-Marketing Campaigns | |
| MEDI-114 | Point of sale Marketing and Monitoring | |
| MEDI-115 | How the Industry Uses the Media | |
| MEDI-116 | Traditional Media and Advocacy | |
| MEDI-117 | Evaluating Earned and Paid Media Campaigns | |
| POLI-118 | Ventilation - Why it Never Belongs in a Smoke-Free Law | |
| POLI-119 | Spit Tobacco Policy: Sponsorship and Taxes | |
| POLI-120 | Recruiting New Partners to Tobacco Control Policy Efforts | |
| POLI-121 | Path to a Smoke-Free Minnesota | |
| POLI-122 | Crash Course on Tobacco Policy | |
| PREV-123 | Pro-Sports Partnerships - Just Do It! | |
| PREV-90 | Wisconsin's Spoken Word Campaign: Even the Blindfolded Can See the Truth | |
| Friday, October 26, 2007 | ||
Friday, 8:30 AM-10:00 AM | ||
| CESS-124 | A Model for Tobacco Treatment in the Medical Institution | |
| CESS-126 | Building Consumer Demand for Tobacco Cessation Products and Services | |
| CESS-127 | Sustaining Your Quitline...Do You Have All the Dollars You Need | |
| CESS-128 | Tobacco Exposure Reduction: Minnesota TTURC | |
| COMP-129 | Comparison of Maine, New York and Vermont Tobacco Control Programs | |
| COMP-130 | Best Practices in Grants Management - Understanding Grants Management from the National, State and Voluntary Perspectives | |
| COMP-131 | Using Revised Best Practices and Other Key Components to Sustain State Programs | |
| D&D-132 | Building State Programs through Outreach to Diverse Communities | |
| D&D-133 | LGBT of Color: Enhancing Research and Programs | |
| D&D-134 | The 'Business' of Expanding the Movement – Building Relationships within the Business Community | |
| D&D-135 | Building up the LGBT Community and Tearing Down Tobacco Advertising: Capacity and Prevention | |
| D&D-136 | American Indian Community Tobacco Project: Community-Academic Research | |
| D&D-137 | Culture And Smoking Among Southeast Asians And Latinos In America | |
| D&D-138 | Potential Impact of Global Funding | |
| EVAL-139 | Lessons Learned in Evaluating Priority Population Interventions | |
| EVAL-140 | CDC's Surveillance of Youth & Young Adults and Managing Program Evaluation | |
| EVAL-141 | The Bad, the Bad and the Ugly: Snuff, Smokeless, and Polytobacco Use | |
| MEDI-142 | Mass Media, Quitlines and Campaigns Around the World | |
| MEDI-143 | Tobacco Control Marketing in an Online World | |
| POLI-144 | Clearing the Air in Washington State: A Statewide Systems Approach | |
| POLI-145 | Advocacy Issues Panel | |
| POLI-146 | Yes, the Air Really is THAT Bad - Using Air Quality Measurements in Smoke-Free Advocacy | |
| POLI-147 | Fresh Air: Engaging Hospitality Workers to Promote Smoke-Free Policies | |
| POLI-148 | Expand Your Coalitions, Expand Your Power | |
| PREV-150 | U.S. College Students and College-aged Young Adults: Issues and Perspectives | |
Friday, 10:30 AM-12:00 PM | ||
| D&D-151 | Subplenary: Successfully Mobilizing the Faith Community at the State Level | |
| EVAL-27 | Subplenary: Evaluating Tobacco Control Policy | |
| MEDI-153 | Subplenary: Smokescreen: Big Tobacco's Current Marekting and PR Efforts | |
| POLI-154 | Subplenary: Global Tobacco Treaty: The Case for US Involvement | |
| POLI-156 | Subplenary: Lessons Learned in Implementing Smoke-Free Laws | |
| POLI-157 | Subplenary: History of Minnesota Litigation | |
Friday, 1:00 PM-2:30 PM | ||
| Closing Plenary: By the time We Get to Phoenix: Next Steps in Tobacco Control | ||